British Olympics boss issues damning statement after CJ Ujah cost Team GB Tokyo silver
Britain’s Olympic boss has reacted to Team GB being stripped of a medal by calling for drugs cheats to be banned from ever representing the country.
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Britain’s Olympic boss has reacted to Team GB being stripped of a medal by calling for drugs cheats to be banned from ever representing the country.
Richard Kilty says he will never forgive CJ Ujah for costing him his Olympic medal.
Great Britain were Friday stripped of their silver medal in the men's 4x100 metres relay at last year's Tokyo Olympics after CJ Ujah was found to have committed a doping violation. Ujah tested positive for the prohibited substances ostarine and S-23, commonly used to build muscle, after the race on August 6. The British team just lost out to Italy for the gold medal in Japan. Canada are expected to be awarded silver, with China promoted to the bronze-medal position. A statement from the Court of Arbitration for Sport's anti-doping division said: "Ujah is sanctioned with the disqualification of his results in the 4x100m sprint relay final... together with the forfeiture of any medals, diplomas, points and prizes."
Richard Kilty does not believe he will ever forgive “reckless” CJ Ujah for the failed drugs test which will see him lose his Olympic silver medal.
Nethaneel Mitchell-Blake says he is «heartbroken» after losing his 4x100m Olympic silver medal because of CJ Ujah's failed drugs test.
Nethaneel Mitchell-Blake said he was “heartbroken” and that it had not yet fully sunk in a day on from losing his Olympic silver medal because of CJ Ujah’s failed drugs test.
British sprinter Richard Kilty said he missed out on sending his son to school with an Olympic medal because team mate Chijindu Ujah failed to adhere to rules that would have prevented his positive dope test and their Tokyo silvers being stripped.
Great Britain were Friday stripped of their silver medal in the men's 4x100 metres relay at last year's Tokyo Olympics after CJ Ujah was found to have committed a doping violation. Ujah tested positive for the prohibited substances ostarine and S-23, commonly used to build muscle, after the race on August 6. The British team just lost out to Italy for the gold medal in Japan. Canada are expected to be awarded silver, with China promoted to the bronze-medal position. A statement from the Court of Arbitration for Sport's anti-doping division said: "Ujah is sanctioned with the disqualification of his results in the 4x100m sprint relay final... together with the forfeiture of any medals, diplomas, points and prizes."